Salamander said:Sounds like a dirty trick to me. If he has any decency at all he will refund you your money.
Life is too short to hoard every dollar. If a customer is unhappy, send the product back, refund the money, and move on.
Generally, the only thing you should be out of is shipping, since it is generally assumed that the buyer would eat that if he is unhappy.
Regards,
Doug
hondo said:Hotdogg lost a little credibility when he said,
" I love the case." HOWEVER, if I buy something
from an AZer & I feel that what I got was
definitely not what I was told I was going to
get, & then when I pm'd him, he told me to
quit whining; what other recourse do I have?
I'd call him out on the forum to explain his
actions to me & others. It would seem obvious
that no refund was offered. Plus, hearing about
other's high regard for Pathman may make Hotdogg
re-examine & re-think the cut.
pathman said:Come on man, no dirty tricks here.
hotdogg said:What do you guys/gals think?
This will be my final reply to this silly post. No refund was requested. I did not insult him until provoked. This posting is silly. You have no idea if he was treated politely or not. I do have a short fuse when it comes to things like this. I admit that. I have been purchasing cues and cases for over 20 years now and don't suffer fools as well as I once did. I have always sought to bring integrity and fairness to the sport and hobby I love. Cue/case selling and swapping is full of shady characters with broken-repaired cues and shoe polished cases and buyers would do well to educate themselves, I've seen it all, and therefore have always been one of the most above board guys you could deal with. I have made some truly dear friends on this board and will contunue to support it. I just can't believe I'm in the middle of one of these silly pi$*ing matches over a 375.00 case, which I accepted pay-pal on and included shipping.TATE said:- I think he should have taken the case back for a refund.
- I don't think he should insult you for raising what you consider to be legitimate concerns of damage not described.
- I don't think you should have posted this.
- I do think that if he had treated you in a polite manner, you would not have posted this.
The most important rule is always the Golden Rule, and I am pleased to say that examples of it are always right here to be found on A-Z Billiards.
Chris
TATE said:- I think he should have taken the case back for a refund.
- I don't think he should insult you for raising what you consider to be legitimate concerns of damage not described.
- I don't think you should have posted this.
- I do think that if he had treated you in a polite manner, you would not have posted this.
The most important rule is always the Golden Rule, and I am pleased to say that examples of it are always right here to be found on A-Z Billiards.
Chris
Mr. Wilson said:Hotdog,
I still need to understand something.
The transaction was private and you admit to "loving" the case, so why are you publicly lashing out at him.....rather than keeping it private?
As has been suggested, unless you are totally prepared to try this in the court of public opinion, you better be careful.
People already want to see the photo evidence of the claimed damage to the case and until you've shown what you claim, I don't see where you have a leg to stand on.
The burden of proof lies with you for now.
PS, I see your photo now, but at least focus the shot. the camera cannot be so bad it can't focus.
Right click on Picture choose medium it creates a new picture right in the same folder. Somebody Should have the link. It's a free windows program?hotdogg said:Sorry about the focusing issue, but that was taken from my phone. I just got ahold of a camera, but am trying to figure out how to downsize it so that I can attach it in a post.
TATE said:Ouch. Those are cuts, not scratches.
It would take a very sharp object, like a razor or knife, to cut leather like that. The slits look old to me - looks like they picked up some oil from a cleaning.
My totally objective opinion is the case is damaged and should have been refunded, no doubt, no question, unless the cuts were disclosed before purchase.
There is no doubt in my mind that if this were to go to small claims, a judge would order Pathman to pay back Hotdogg.
Chris
Fart sniffer said:Maybe the cut happened in shipping or in opening the package?